Re-reading this article from Molly White and it just hits in all the right spots.
https://www.citationneeded.news/we-can-have-a-different-web/
If my brain isn't empty after work I'll think about more commentary I can add.
Re-reading this article from Molly White and it just hits in all the right spots.
https://www.citationneeded.news/we-can-have-a-different-web/
If my brain isn't empty after work I'll think about more commentary I can add.
uBlock Origin filter list for sites that contain AI-generated content for uBlock Origin. Useful for scrubbing AI-generated bullshit from Google, DDG, and Bing image search pages.
https://github.com/laylavish/uBlockOrigin-HUGE-AI-Blocklist/tree/main
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@lanodan @luna It's not data loss, it's surprise GDPR compliance.
@feld I considered PDNS, but stuck with BIND because I guess I'm a masochist. |3 Might keep PDNS in the back of my mind for when I get fed up with BIND though.
@feld BIND apparently does not. :/
Since I'm off this week, today's project is to figure out my proxy server. I've already set it up to some degree, but I need to finish it out. Goal is to get it set up and finished by Wednesday, though I doubt it'll take that long. :blobfoxbongo:
Oh, I guess I should get my DNS servers set up too. I forgot about that. >.>
So after getting my proxy going, I now have kind of a weird setup where my web server and turn server are hosted on the same backend, but the turn server isn't using the proxy. Like so:
NAT (443) => Proxy => Backend server => Web service
NAT (coturn port) => Backend server => Turn service
And for some reason it doesn't work. But if I revert to the previous configuration without the proxy, it works.
Coturn, more like Noturn. :blobfoxsad:
Anyway, I haven't run or eaten lunch yet so Imma go do that.
Afterwords I'll try putting the turnserver on its own backend and see what that does.
...I lied. I haven't eaten or run yet. But I know what's going on. In short, it's a DNS issue, because of course it is.
So I could still move the turnserver to its own backend, or I could try proxying the turnserver and see if that fixes it.
But I have to do other things first.
Turns out I didn't have to do either. I can bypass the reverse proxy by using a separate subdomain. Not sure if I'd prefer it to go through the proxy... maybe it should. But for now, it works and I'm happy enough with it.
Time to go run, and then I'll try tackling DNS. Whee~
Ah right... because my IP is dynamic, I will need a way to dynamically update my DNS servers with that IP at regular intervals.
Just not sure what the best approach for this is, nothing really stands out to me that is self-hostable.
Nevermind, I'm an idiot, RFC 2136 is a thing. :blobfoxlaughsweat:
Well, I think I have laid out almost everything I want to set up in BIND. Still trying to figure out a few things:
1) Use a separate zone (or zones) subdomains that gets dynamically updated. I also want to CNAME my root domain to one of them (assuming I can? Basically I'm trying to use a dynamic IP for my root domain without letting BIND reformat my whole zone file).
2) Set up my secondary server with zone transfer over TLS. I worked on this earlier, but I ran into difficulty in getting the certificate. I'm not even sure what domain to fetch the cert for. Does it even need to be issued by a CA? There's so little documentation on XoT in BIND, let alone examples.
Okay, so I can't CNAME the root of my domain like I wanted to, and I don't think I'll be able to get around handing control of the whole zone file over to BIND. The point of my struggle was to separate out the dynamic update (and BIND's gross auto-formatting) from the "static" stuff that I don't want changing automatically.
I've settled on having a "static" file that I make updates to, manually push over to the path BIND uses, and forcing it to re-sync. I may script something smarter later, but this satisifies my OCD for now.
Gonna go run (NOW FAO, NOT LATER) and work on setting up the secondary later. Also on the list: XoT and DNSSEC.
@ariadne A lot of the lefty podcasts I listen to are already moaning and griping and resigning themselves to Biden losing the general, simply because he's not popular and his poll numbers are down. But I have no idea how they think Trump will ever win again with Covid and 1/6 on his record; he's not the unknown that he was to most people in 2016.
Not trying to be complacent here, but I think Trump running in the general will motivate enough people to vote against him (again) that Biden will likely win.
@volpeon I'm confused because it doesn't say "Written in Rust 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀"
@cwebber ActivityPub is a restaurant owned and operated by someone known as "The Queen of the Fediverse".
They have good beer.
@Houl Hey kid! I'm a computer! Stop all the downloading!
Help computer.
Furry on main. I mostly make dumb jokes, bark at squirrels, and gripe about tech. 18+ only please.
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